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Official Handbooks, Circulars And Statutes,
This series includes the background legal and procedural documents used by the Appeals Tribunal. These explained the criteria for determining exemptions, which had been vague when the system began work in March 1916. The procedures were constantly updated and clarified by Local Government Board and Ministry of National Service circulars.
Aberystwyth Rural District appeal cases,
Lampeter Rural District appeal cases,
These appear to have strayed from the office of Edgar Evans who was both the clerk of the peace for Cardiganshire and the secretary of the Cardiganshire Appeals Tribunal.
Schedule of workers from the Bridge End Foundry & Engineering Co., Station Road, Cardigan, which claim exemption on the grounds that they were engaged in certified trades outlined by the Ministry of Munitions. The names of the appellants in cases 8, 9, 11, 13 and 14 appear in the schedule.
Bundle of miscellaneous government circulars associated with the tribunal's work, from the Ministry of Food, Board of Agriculture, Army Council, etc.
Bundle of Ministry of National Service circulars relating to the work of the Tribunals,
Bundle of Local Government circulars relating to the work of the Tribunals,
Cases 44, 59, 86, 99, 101, 117, 127, 128, 141, 157, 158, 171, 177, 186, 187, 194, 201, 216, 222 are missing.
Cases 10, 20, 37, 41 are missing.
The Law and Practice of Military Conscription under the Military Service Acts,
The Law and Practice of Military Conscription under the Military Service Acts, 1917. A semi-official legal guide on operating procedures of the tribunals.
Copies of Military Service Acts and proclamations,
A comprehensive guide to all aspects.
Cardiganshire Appeal Tribunal: Minutes, Correspondence, Working Papers,
The Appeals Tribunal was based on the existing county boundaries. In Cardiganshire's case it had up to ten members at any one time, one of whom was required by law to have legal training. Typically an Appeals Tribunal would recruit many of its members from county councillors. The secretarial duties were performed by a clerk, who, in this case, was Edgar Evans, the clerk to Cardiganshire County Council. He appears to have been responsible for the records. This series includes the core administrative documents: minute books, correspondence, notebooks, and lists of appeals. Further details about individual appeal cases can often be found in these records.
Clerk of Tribunal's notebooks,
The notebooks contain rough notes of proceedings, including details of individual cases, later formally written up in CTB2/1/1.
Aberaeron Borough District appeal cases,
Aberaeron Rural District appeal cases,